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The Aberdeen Birth Cohorts are groups followed by the University of Aberdeen: children born in Aberdeen in 1921, 1936, and 1950-1956. Childhood reading and mental ability test results have been linked to health and social information to study questions about aging, mental health, and dementia. Participants born in 1921 and 1936 have been invited back for studies, and similar research is being started for the 1950s group.
An article by Andy Baio examining how AI companies use datasets and models from academic and nonprofit research groups. It describes Meta's Make-A-Video using Shutterstock clips and YouTube videos collected by Microsoft, and notes nonprofit datasets used for Stable Diffusion and other models. It argues this outsourcing shifts accountability and legal liability away from corporations.
The AI Safety Summit 2023 is a global event held on 1 and 2 November at Bletchley Park, Buckinghamshire. It brings together international governments, AI companies, civil society groups and researchers to consider AI risks, especially at the frontier of development, and discuss mitigation through internationally coordinated action.
AICamp is a collaborative AI workspace where teams can build custom agents, share prompts and work across multiple language models in one interface. It includes a shared knowledge base, project-based workflows, private groups and usage analytics. It offers a free starter tier and a paid business plan.
alpr.watch is a project that scans US local government meeting agendas for keywords such as flock, license plate reader and alpr, and maps where surveillance technology discussions are happening. It offers email alerts for a chosen area and a map of meetings and mapped ALPR cameras, and points to groups opposing surveillance.
ameNZB is an anime-focused Usenet and BitTorrent index that catalogs metadata only and does not host content. It lists airing anime and trending releases and offers an API. Its roadmap page describes planned community features, including community-driven moderation and forum groups.
AMIGA, or Analysis of the interstellar Medium in Isolated GAlaxies, is a project focused on multiwavelength study of galaxy evolution, with emphasis on radio astronomical observations. It compares samples of isolated galaxies with matching samples from denser environments such as compact groups. Since 2003 it has combined fundamental science with e-Science research to support reproducible science and access to data and tools.
Digital library of Iranian dissident political groups.
The Association of Religion Data Archives (ARDA) is a reference source for data and information on American and international religion, operating since 1997. It provides interactive reports, maps, timelines and datasets for more than 1,000 religious groups, dozens of religious families and multiple religious traditions. Resources include US Religion Census data, congregational membership reports with maps and trend charts, and religion demographics reports for specific US zip codes.
AuroraScreen is a site for exploring movies, tracking series and watching top-rated content. It presents browsable sections such as Popular, Tonight's Pick, Top Rated and Continue Watching. It also groups films into collections, including 30-minute comedy shows, hidden gems, anime and films under 100 minutes.
AuthPass is a free and open-source KeePass-compatible password manager built with Flutter, available for Android, iOS, macOS, Linux and Windows. It loads and decrypts kdbx files using a password and/or key file, organizes credentials in groups and supports cloud sync via Google Drive, Dropbox or WebDAV. Fingerprint unlock and Android password auto-fill are offered.
A directory of Immich apps, integrations, tools, distributions and guides. It groups entries into filters covering client apps, command-line tools, integrations, tools, distributions and guides, with links to websites or source code.
A curated directory of Android apps and root modules for Magisk, KernelSU, APatch and LSPosed. It also includes rooting guides and troubleshooting material, and groups tools under categories such as ad blocking, root management, app modifications, performance and battery, file management and backup.
A curated GitHub list of federated learning system papers, articles, tutorials, slides and projects. It groups entries such as systems from big tech companies, vertical FL, open-source frameworks, edge and mobile systems, optimization, security and privacy, applications and surveys. Papers reviewed and presented at academic conferences are marked with a graduation cap symbol.
Awesome Ricing is a curated list of tools and technologies intended to help with ricing on Linux, described as making the operating system look beautiful. The list groups packages under headings such as window managers, which includes tiling window managers like bspwm and i3, along with terminals, bars and panels, CLI tools, colorschemes and shells.
BestSimilar is a recommendation service for finding movies and TV shows similar to titles a user likes. Lists are generated automatically using movie parameters along with suggestions and expert assessments, and are updated regularly. Movies can also be browsed by theme groups including style, plot, audience, time and place, with sorting for best or newest titles.
BibDesk is a Mac bibliography manager for editing and managing bibliographic information together with associated files or web links. It offers search, smart groups, import from BibTeX and RIS files, and export to formats such as RIS, BibTeX and EndNote. It is suited to LaTeX users and is developed as an open source project, available free of charge.
BioImages is a personal photographic guide to the biodiversity of Britain and Ireland. Users can search the site through Google or browse a taxonomic hierarchy from biota down to species. It covers most major organism groups except birds and other vertebrates, with images showing multiple angles, life stages and diagnostic features. Images are hosted by DiscoverLife and are intended as visual support for identification.
Build Club is a collaborative AI learning community. It runs the Campus program, which provides resources to learn, build and ship AI projects. The community offers AI-native courses, role-specific certifications and tracks for groups including young professionals, AI evangelists, solopreneurs and agencies. It is supported by AI companies.
Cambium is a data and code access layer operated by the MRC Brain Network Dynamics Unit, supporting the MRC CoRE in Restorative Neural Dynamics. It hosts research outputs including datasets and code resources affiliated with the unit's research groups, covering data types such as recorded data, analysis code, modelling materials, and methodological documentation. The platform provides search functionality for these resources.
CensorBib is an archive of selected academic research papers on Internet censorship. It aggregates peer-reviewed work on the topic, accepts community pull requests to add missing papers, and many listed papers are used in associated community reading groups.
A community project for exploring Earth's surface with community software. The site lists webinars, job postings, research groups and conference presentations, including the CSDMS 2026 conference on Modeling Landscapes in Motion at the University of Minnesota.
The Comparative Agendas Project is a database that lets journalists, scholars, and interest groups track and investigate policy-making trends across time and between countries. It classifies policy activities into a single, universal, consistent coding scheme and offers downloadable data, along with an Explore Trends tool, datasets, codebooks, and working papers.
Cube is a system for collecting timestamped events and deriving metrics, built on MongoDB and released under the Apache License on GitHub. It accepts events via UDP, HTTP POST, and WebSockets, defines a query language for retrieving events, and groups events by time to compute aggregate metrics.
